The Navarro Express

Peter Navarro joins NTD News as Xi Jinping arrives in Washington — and lays out the stakes. Navarro frames the visit against China's sustained campaign of economic aggression, the roughly 50% tariffs and export controls the administration is holding firm on, and the "seven deadly sins" behind the 2018 Section 301 tariffs. He digs into his White House report, The Great Transshipment Scam, exposing how China routes goods through 40-plus countries to dodge U.S. tariffs — and the AI "Detective Border" pilot with Customs and Border Protection that screens shipments at the container level in real time. Then he turns to his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison: the gain-of-function funding, the "proximal origin" cover-up, and the diary that shows what Fauci said in private versus what he told the public.

Peter Navarro joins Steve Bannon's War Room as the Fauci investigation tightens. Senator Rand Paul is moving to subpoena and immunize Patricia Conrad — a former Fauci special assistant Navarro calls the "shredder-in-chief" — who was in the room at the critical January moment when leading scientists warned the virus likely came from the Wuhan lab. Navarro breaks down John Solomon's reporting, the party-line 8-to-7 vote where Democrats blocked immunity, and the predicate already set by a top Fauci aide who pled guilty and faces prison. He argues this is a nonpartisan reckoning — a million dead, 17 million reporting long COVID and vaccine injuries — and ties it to the media cartel that blacked out President Trump during the Xi summit. Plus his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, where he's the prosecutor, you're the jury, and all 15 counts are on the table.

Part 2 of 2. Peter Navarro continues reading Dr. Robert Malone's review of his new book, Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison. Where Part 1 laid out the diary and the discipline behind the record, Part 2 gets to what Malone calls the most unusual thing in the book — the sections that make it more than a polemic. This is where the case stops arguing and starts filing: the argument Navarro builds, the restraint he shows where a louder writer wouldn't, and Malone's final verdict after going in looking for reasons to dismiss the whole thing. A fitting close to a review written by a man who tried to break the book and couldn't. Pre-order it — out October 13 from War Room Books and Skyhorse. No filler. No spin. Just the hard truth at Navarro speed.

Part 1 of 2. Peter Navarro reads Dr. Robert Malone's review of his new book, Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison. Malone didn't come to praise it — he came to referee it, hunting for the errors that would let Fauci's defenders throw the whole thing out. What he found, and what Navarro did about it, is the story of this episode. It's a look at the diary at the heart of the book, the evidence behind it, and the discipline Navarro brought to a record built on documents Fauci never meant to release. Part 1 sets the table. Stay tuned for Part 2 — and pre-order the book, out October 13 from War Room Books and Skyhorse. No filler. No spin. Just the hard truth at Navarro speed.

Five networks — including "conservative" Fox — banded together to black out the president's cameras, and CNN cheered the "solidarity." Peter Navarro traces that word to Karl Marx and exposes the Five-Network Cartel Veto — while the 30-plus-outlet print pool never stopped working. Why Fox sided with the cartel, and why RAV is the silver lining. No filler. No spin.
 

Peter Navarro joins Steve Bannon's War Room with breaking news: the TV pool went dark for Trump — and Fox is the reason. The 30-member print pool? Still running, no "solidarity" for the ban. Navarro on the anti-Trump cartel, cutting Fox off from administration guests, and his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. No filler. No spin.
 

When President Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, it was Fox News — not the fake-news left — that shut off his cameras. Peter Navarro breaks down how a Fox executive blacked out a Republican president while keeping the pool rolling for Congress and VIPs, how Fox then linked arms with CNN, ABC, CBS, and NBC to brag about it, and how CEO Suzanne Scott keeps purging the voices willing to cover the MAGA agenda. Dr. Navarro argues Fox is the more dangerous network because it pretends to wear conservative colors and lays out exactly how MAGA can fight back.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is selling "Fortress North America" — but where are the walls? Peter Navarro spotlights a sharp analysis by Alan Price and John Allen Riggins showing how Chinese steel and other exports enter America through Canadian assembly and Mexican loopholes. The verdict? China doesn't need the front door when a neighbor leaves the back door open — and Carney can't build a fortress while cozying up to Beijing

Dr. Peter Navarro joins Greta Van Susteren on The Record to break down what may be the worst first rate-hike decision by any new Fed chair in modern history. Navarro explains why new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh shattered the 36-year Greenspan-Bernanke Rule by hiking interest rates into the teeth of an oil price shock

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh just hiked interest rates into the teeth of an oil shock — the worst first rate-hike call by any new Fed chair in modern history. This is why rates can't cure a supply-driven shock, and why homebuyers and manufacturers will pay the costs in the end.